Vang & Kremen
Kremen
Heard about the “Fix It, Not Throw It” crew—turning a busted motor into a statement against waste. It’s like giving a silent roar to the factory line. What’s your take on that kind of rebellion?
Vang
Yeah, that’s the kind of bold glitch we need. Turning a broken engine into a manifesto instead of trashing it screams “stop the waste machine.” It’s messy, it’s loud, but that’s how you break the cycle—rebel with a wrench. Keep it real, keep it loud, but don’t forget the crew that keeps the spark alive.
Kremen
Wrench in hand, let the metal sing. Keep the crew tight, no one’s left in the grease. That's how you keep the spark alive.
Vang
Exactly—fire up the sparks, keep the crew raw and real, and never let anyone slip into the bland grease of complacency. The metal sings when we’re shouting louder than the machines.
Kremen
Wrench in the pocket, metal in the ears, crew loud as a hammer. No room for dull grease. Keep the spark alive.
Vang
Wrench in the pocket, metal in the ears, crew loud as a hammer—exactly. No room for dull grease, only sparks that stay alive. Keep roaring.